The Dollar's EXPLODING: Here's What It's Rapid Rise Means for Global Markets

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[@meflower]

Brent and Jeff, the best duo. Please have this Brent be a regular thing on the channel!

[@AngeloBalbi]

These two are clueless about what's happening. There's a shortage of dollars for most Americans and the world, thus making the dollar strong and/or expensive to acquire.

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[@michaelbananas461]

Australia has sooooooo many conditions which prime it for a monumental crash. And Australians are so unprepared for it. The guest here correctly noted one aspect, which is that there has always been some sort of external factor which has rescued our mineral exports, housing bubble and thus banks, and each time it taught us that we did the right thing and doubled down on the bubble and movement away from diversification. In any case, Australia is in for a fascinating ride we have badly needed. Severe pain is coming.

[@survive25_Churchill]

Is that pain in 2025, 2026 or in 5 years. A timing guide is everything, as the call for a monumental crash has been around for a long time in Australia, at least in housing.

[@philip-pp9qt]

Canada is in exactly the same boat

[@TavistockLiesBrainwashing]

The only place Australians can holiday in is Japan. This also convinces them they are doing well.

[@stevekeen4879]

lol no

[@RyobiCEO]

Start importing the poojeets

[@tomcoughlan2532]

The amount of real estate owned in Ireland by China is unbelievable. . I remember back as far as 2915/16 they were buying houses at auction over the phone pure madness. When that starts to unwind it’s going to get messy .

[@manoftheroad55]

Ireland wouldn't be so green unless it rained so much ... PS North or South Ireland

[@luigijohson6732]

All these issues stem from an economy grappling with uncertainties, including housing problems, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and the aftermath of the pandemic, leading to instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions demand urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.

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[@therealthreadkilla]

The USSA dollar is the prettiest horse in the glue factory

[@yedidyah-jedshlomoh1533]

China is in a depression. That is sending Australia into a depression. Germany is in a depression so the EU is in a depression. Venezuela, Lebanon, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Yemen, Syria, South Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo are in a depression. Cuba has fallen. Syria has fallen. Russia has fallen. Ukraine has fallen. When money stops running from them we will be in a depression in the USA. 8:06 PM 12/17/2024

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Yea and a nationalist model is going to send globalist benefactors in a well-deserved tailspin.

[@wes5977]

The milkshake guy he has been right on the money so far it’s looking like his theory is really going to manifest itself in 25

[@stevekeen4879]

He’s been wrong for at least 5?10? years

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Who’s the milkshake guy? And what’s he saying?

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[@normandolinic2044]

Think we have to go into depression,and start over hopefully wise and never get back into a federal reserve ,controlled by government and their swamp ever again ,if we don’t ,they will just make this rollercoaster for ever ,but as for me don’t want that.

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[@ats89117]

Great content! The two most knowledgeable people on international currencies in one podcast!

[@goldspan5666]

You are out of your mind!

[@jetplane10]

Great show guys. Good one George 🤓

[@user-dixk2rx5gz8f]

Great guest - agree with Brent's analysis.

[@williamclarke2652]

Now there is a trifecta of talent Jeff Brent And George! absolutely my favorites! always interesting always informative and every once in a while(drum roll please) entertaining!😂

[@JTBSnetwork]

You've also got Chinese selling properties in the United States to pay debts in China.

[@AllNighterHeider]

Thanks Jeff, Brent and George and rebel crew

[@lauragraves2948]

I love that George popped in too 😂 3 great KZbinr’s! 💕

[@topcolas7075]

this was the best one so far

[@rlm5834]

I live in Australia, I have questioned should I save in USD or gold. Luckily, I chose Gold

[@genestone4951]

Should have bought Bitcoin. Look at the charts.

[@joniscoboloski4240]

Gold in $AUD is at a record high!

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[@monaliza3334]

Buy food.

[@mtrest4]

Vegemite ✅

[@dougselby7592]

The most coherent episode for a while. The dollar's strength points convincing towards Jeff's ever present collateral shortage. Brent's thesis will be in high demand currently, I expect. Certainly my own unhedged dollar investments look pretty good in my local currency.

[@darthnegativehunter8659]

the more the market crash is delayed, the higher the dollar goes without any economic strength. also, the dollar because of tarrifs will go up but it's adoption will reverse. so in long term it will go down instead.

[@richardstephenson7501]

You guys are fabulous. Always a rational look at the way things work. Thank you so much!

[@noneofyourbusiness5433]

Aussie here - I think you guys are right and wrong. Yes the USD is the one to hold and yep it'll go up, but I think the reason is wrong, and final outcome is wrong BASED on history. The USD is going up because of yield, but I think it's unreasonable to think this will continue. Yields are about to collapse like they do in every crisis. You can't have the US running as much debt as they do and yields at +6%, This will kill everything. In Aus it's already starting to hurt more. Fuel back up to 2 bucks a litre which will push up inflation. Our CB can't cut rates as the AUD has fallen 9c in 3 months. So the Fed will be forced to soak up bonds pushing rates down so the US can refinance. Our property is high because the moron PM imported 1.5m people is just 2 years. I've never seen so many homeless here. The bubble is about to pop and yields will go with it. Yen trade will also go. Aug was a taste of what's coming........I'll be suprised if we haven't gone by April.

[@dreadlittlewings5268]

Aussie here. There are so many nodes in the system, I'm still trying to grasp it all. I would like to hear your point addressed by Jeff & Brent.

[@mareecrick2379]

Aussie also. I'll be surprised if the Rba cuts rates at all this year despite political pressure to do so with election coming. However, I doubt residential real estate will crater this year, more likely to freeze, with less buyers but low inventory. Would not be shocked at the re-emergence of inflation around mid year though. Us Australian frogs will stew.

[@RM-ct8gq]

As an Australian import business we have been using CNY for our purchases from China not the USD for the past 10 years and Chinese companies we deal with are eager to take it.

[@jamesblonde2271]

Its the other way round. With all the volatility in all the continents people run to saftey like Gold & the dollar. Overthinking.

[@user-kqpayxt]

Jeff ! You are the best !!!

[@peterquin1443]

The dollar has to go higher. The FED is trapped. Inflation pressures are building, just look at the CRB Commodity Index, its exploding above 2022 levels. If the FED tries to cut, we will get 10% inflation or even higher!!

[@palobar9974]

6:06 Powerful trio! Brent has been a very humble man all these months. But with the DXY moving sharply higher in the last quarter of '24, he looks ten years younger, and he is just a moment away before showing his middle finger to the dollar haters:).

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Great and enlightening conversation ❤

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I recognise that office, I look forward to seeing videos with George too.😊

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Two legends!! Thanks to you both

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[@rubicon3416]

Mamacitas for George..

[@ladyjojo923]

happy new year to all three of you and josh

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Great show tonight gentleman happy new year

[@MangekyoDominatesAll]

Two OGs!

[@dannycalley7777]

MDA ...............simply the best explanation of the dollar impact .

[@cryptolatino9220]

Great chat!

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hope george is showing you guys a good time!

[@raphu4937]

First! Great guest and conversation!

[@Hankboomer]

this channel is amazing .. they are wrong for years and years and discover one day .. how bad they predictions were .. without saying it ... amazing

[@robertswan6901]

Big thinker's question. Is there an option to create a "split" domestic vs global dollar currency model where US citizens transact in an "on shore" UST back "currency" and the Euro Dollar market transitions to an "off shore" blockchain distributed ledger system, where certain assets such precious metals, energy assets, etc. are "tokenised" and used to trade/transact. In essence, a new type of digital barter system. Ultimately it probably ends the need for Central Banks, which many might argure would be a postive occurrence.

[@radovanminic7219]

Dollars are being excluded around the world and returned home, there are no guarantors at home, and therefore the value of the remaining dollars abroad must cover - equalize the value of all the uncovered dollars together, because they are the only remaining guarantor. The mathematical equation is this. The FED is sitting on an ever-increasing amount of unbacked money, but it cannot give it to the domestic public, because the domestic public has nothing to return, insure or guarantee it with.

[@jacktang3945]

Great session!

[@adamesd3699]

Yes, the DXY is pretty high at 109. But it was higher just a few years ago. (It was 114 in August 2022). So is there really a major problem? Also, the idea that problems always start at the periphery and move towards the core is correct, but incomplete. This needs to be understood as multi-dimensional. Take the GFC in 2008, for example. Yes, it started in the periphery in the real estate market (subprime) and moved towards the core. But that was inside the US. And the US was the core back then even more than now. (Yes, the GFC also hit other countries, like Ireland, the UK, Spain, etc., but it was a global crisis because it was destroying the US financial system, not Ireland’s financial system. And quite a few other major economies, such as China, Germany, and Japan were not directly very threatened by it. So in terms of countries, the GFC was as much of a crisis in the core as in the periphery, perhaps even more.)

[@energyfitness5116]

Dollar = blood. All tissues need blood.

[@PR.Hobbit]

Pound of Flesh?

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Very much Respect.. I feel smarter after listening to this content...

[@paulscottpadgett1996]

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[@Matt_K]

Bienvenidos a Colombia

[@markhunt5019]

Start with which bond offerings are experiencing a flight to safety. (China) Next ask which bonds have been experiencing a flight and fewer and fewer foreign purchases occurring. (US) Now, use the model of Buffet sitting on a mountain of cash. When entities decide to pull out and sit on cash what happens to the price of the USD? Simply put: there is a “cashing out” of all things America right now by the smart money. So, cash prices are up. As for inflows to the US stock market, it’s too bad you cannot accurately track from where those inflows originate. But some are cashing out and very temporarily holding stocks which they feel can be cashed in an instant. The high USD is not a sign of strength; it is being generated by flight.

[@markhow4266]

Good video - though would have loved it if you turkeys gave us 30 seconds of, ‘so then what…’ Plenty of solid analysis in alignment with past perspectives. We’re in, and following. But are we pulling capital? Or ?

[@taffmudman]

The USD I think is like the Visa or MC of the world. It's the currency that's accepted almost anywhere. Why would you use a competing currency for Business?

[@markmarkhitton9824]

Great duo

[@collinson50]

Jeff, Brent, of course someone in Australia (or anywhere for that matter) sourcing from China has to pay for the goods in USD and not CNY...where would you get the CNY from?

[@davidbest8912]

All currencies are converted to dollars as international trade passes through the BIS in Switzerland..

[@doomedbook1020]

XRP takes center stage when the crisis hits

[@davidbest8912]

@ Dollar index at two year high..

[@mohlini1]

Thanks guys

[@ivortomasevich6436]

Great conversation, gentlemen

[@johnstewart9253]

That was awesome!

[@chukgek-ew7il]

Puzzle: There is this insignificant currency `A` that a lot of major exporters borrowed in to pay for production locally. Currency A tends to devalue to the $ so it makes financial sense to borrow in it. However, if the supply of that currency suddenly contracts, those exporters go bust. Sure, new owners will step in to manage but it takes a while. In the process, a huge gap in global exports emerge. Your best guess for A and the impact of such an unwind on the world economy? Say the impact is huge. Who gets blamed for this? It'd be the dollar. Thanks for the video, I am from Moscow, Russia.

[@andrew69novak]

I hear that counterfeiting by adversaries is increasing. I wonder if that would have any effect 🤔

[@chillxxx241]

Nope

[@piligrimius82]

Jeff is saying that long term rates are going to go down and stay down, I think Brent is opposite to that and was right so far. I want them to debate that.

[@wagashiohagi]

Jeff has been saying that since the 30 was 1.2

[@herbigp]

I am an American living in the Philippines 🇵🇭. My South African friends holds as much savings as possible in USA Dollars 💵 . I only exchange dollars as needed.

[@StanleySorenson-o6z]

It’s going to be a wild ride

[@maemorri]

It makes sense. The US is still perceived as the largest most stable market. The US rising raises the floor, so everyone else has to go up to match. Either they keep up or it becomes obvious that they can't and capital will flee accordingly.

[@TRUTHSUBJECT.]

Can you answer a simple question. What would be the best method to find out who actually is buying the dollar ? What entity is the greatest force in buying a currency other than Central Banks, or is it Central Banks whom have greatest influence in currencies?

[@swipekonme]

All global trade requires usd, there is no other reserve currency.

[@moonstriker7350]

Jeff Snider is collapsing.

[@Fortuitous14U]

That's the "sucking sound"! Whether it is Australia, India, Brazil, Korea, or any number of other producer countries that are devaluing their currencies to stimulate their economy. Immediately everyone in that country buys U.S bonds to get guaranteed 4.5% plus whatever their home countries inflation rate is.

[@rogerblakely7453]

Good show

[@cjswa6473]

A year ago where I visit..the dollar went from 650 to 500. The dollar weakness is seriously bad.

[@JamesBlume-u4i]

When the Ruble, becomes rubble and worth nothing in Russia; you want to invest in the dollar! Even Japan, bought the dollar, when the yen was falling in value too! Remember, every country takes the dollars too, as the dollar is the currency of the world!!!

[@Kevriyal5654]

In the US things are too expensive so the consumers are suffering. In China, things are too cheap, so the people save 45% of their income.

[@chillxxx241]

Not true

[@davidl.7317]

And how about the people who pre-paid for housing and lost everything? How are they feeling about their situation?

[@doomedbook1020]

@@davidl.7317 There are no certainties in an economy. Winners must win and losers lose.

[@Barry460]

Why has gold, Bitcoin and equities gone up with a rising USD and 10Yr Yield? Seems the trend has been different since Covid, is it about to revert to the normal trend i.e. strong USD = weaker gold and shares, or is this trend here to stay? (hold hard assets when inflation rises?)

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[@neilpalmer7023]

Welcome to Medellín guys. Whether you’re a sovereign wealth fund or a foreign investor, you go where you are treated best with your investment ….like it or not the $USD is where it’s at right now

[@johnryskamp2943]

No, you should be SOLELY concerned about the U.S. It's all about declining economic activity in the U.S. The dollar will collapse once demand for loans collapses. The only question that matters is the question no one will answer: what will increase economic activity in the U.S.?

[@xesentertainment]

One thing I want to point out that you might want to keep an eye on is the crypto markets putting money into stable coins as they are backed one to one to treasury bonds Let's see how that might affect the dollar strength in the near future

[@manoftheroad55]

Anything to do with ..The Emergency Economic Stabilisation Act 2008 .. and their team attempting to reduce US inflation ? ... At the price of other countries having to pay more for dollar transactions ..(food and energy)

[@cstevenson5256]

What percentage of inter European payments are in USD, like 75%.

[@gofiodetrigo8756]

what dxy are you talking about :? 🤔

[@rubicon3416]

So time for long bond funds or not?

[@wagashiohagi]

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[@wagashiohagi]

Bad move.

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[@Ermagron]

the dollars is just the last currency to do this thing, florentine fiorino, ducal of milan, uk pound then now the dollar, the trend was to onto the next better currency which is also traslate into the "bigger/wide" one, the next move would be on yuan but china do not want this since it's dangerous to work with because they export and they do not have a colonal mercantilistic approach where they produce outside and import inside. USA does and this mean there is no replacement if the system break is game over world economy so they cant allow to break it.

[@patrickdennis7041]

DXY is at 108. Relatively high. January of 2000 it was at 118. It's relative. It's cyclical.

[@lanab4103]

The big question is when does the House of cards come crashing down. You say, nay. It won't. Maybe you can't imagine a complete meltdown.

[@MD-fh6kj]

Tariffs affect all businesses and especially domestic manufacturers. Placing tariffs on China origin is completely different.

[@buccos2004]

Awesome talk men, thank you for this collaboration! I respect both or your opinions a lot...and its hard to make sense of the world, currently!

[@goldspan5666]

You notice how Jeff keeps cutting Brent off

[@JSniderDebunkedgoldspansubstak]

Jeff "My Long Bonds Position is Exploding" Snider. Debunked.

[@squarewheel142]

Thanks Guy's!

[@fredfarkle-bp9en]

I need a nice Vanilla milkshake now bro plain and simple and served up by Bro Johnson

[@elplata7224]

What happened to gold bitcoin silver at that time though. It’s relative

[@tatianastarcic]

When the dollar gets weak, it could mean tough times ahead economically. I'm thinking about how to protect my money from inflation. Lately, I've heard a lot about Bitcoin. With its halving finished and ETFs approved, many folks expect its value to shoot past $100k. I've got $300k saved up, and I'm tempted to invest now. But I'm worried: Is it too late to make the most profit?

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[@tssarkozi7413]

Thank you sir....

[@maryhough8041]

Me knowing jackshit about global economics: “ah, yes, mhm, you’re so right bestie.”

[@heldaneurbanus5135]

Is George duct taped to a chair in the closet? :) Did not expect Jeff and Brent with that backdrop. "The Macrohomeinvaders! Smash down your door to dive deep into the Eurodollar black hole! Coming to a screen near you!"

[@skalatuc27]

It is the breakdown of the globalization and the logistical chain of production. If you destroy your production chains for production, the economics break down and it becomes a less efficient chain on production of goods, and cost increase dramatically....

[@NNM-sc3rj]

What breakdown? And what destruction? Maybe the push to the unicorn "net zero?"

[@annekepannekoek8538]

The rest of the developed world is dying out trying to hold on to some purchasing power

[@waynefaulkner2180]

It's like a seesaw, with world currencies sitting on the ground and the US $ in the clouds. Little by little countries will jump off the seesaw. Until it's a hard landing for the US $. 🤔

[@DreamWalker886]

The guest has a voice of powell

[@anthothiyahisrael422]

The dollar will be cut in half, the bricks said they will leave the imf. Checks will not cash and people will fight the government. The arrows.

[@patricklapointe674]

The brics dirigeants try to imposes they currencies but the entrepreneur want dollars, that why the currencies in the brics are falling and the USA dollars continue to rise!

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I own property in Medellin (itagui) but I’m not there right now 😂😭 So many of us Americans are moving there 🇺🇸❤️🇨🇴